Part 9, page 366

DB Cooper-1082

Document date 2 September 1975

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Sept 2, 1975 [REDACTED - b6/b7C/b7D]

F.B.I. Special Agent in Charge Crown Plaza Building Portland, Oregon, 97201

Dear Sir:

This letter is in regards to D.C. Cooper, Hi Jacker.

Now please understand me. I do not say I have Information In regards to D.C. Cooper and yet I may have. But I want it understood that if I have information about this man I do not want my name to be made public. I have a question to ask that to me it is important When D.C. Cooper high Jacked that plane [REDACTED - b6/b7C/b7D]

Now did [REDACTED] have have any [REDACTED] have around "N" or of these there may have Information as to who [REDACTED - b6/b7C/b7D] D.C. Cooper could be.

DB Cooper-1082

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A handwritten letter dated September 2, 1975, addressed to the FBI Special Agent in Charge at the Crown Plaza Building in Portland, Oregon. The anonymous writer states their letter concerns D.B. Cooper, the hijacker. They clarify they are not certain they have relevant information but may have some, and they explicitly request their name not be made public if they do provide information. They pose a question about the circumstances of the hijacking. The lower portion of the letter is heavily redacted, with partial fragments suggesting questions about whether someone had wounds or injuries, and whether those individuals may have information about who D.C. Cooper could be. The document is stamped DB Cooper-1082.

Cursive handwriting on lined notebook paper, generally legible
Multiple FOIA redactions (b6, b7C, b7D) obscure sender identity and portions of body text
Some words require inference from context
Two hole-punch marks visible at top of page
Bottom portion partially fragmented due to redaction cut-outs

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